Sentence examples for infrastructures compared to from inspiring English sources

The middle-eastern Himalaya and Nyainqêntanglha valley areas, with elevations ranging from 2000 to 4000 m, have a relatively dense population, human settlements, economic activities, road networks, and other infrastructures compared to other areas on the Tibetan Plateau.

In 2012-13 Scottishighereducationinstitutionsionsecureded £257min grants from the UK research councils, which equates to 13% of UK funding on research (excluding infrastructure), compared to Scotland's 8% share of UK GDP.

Scottish institutions also consistently won a far larger share of UK research council grants, attracting 13% of UK funding on research excluding infrastructure, compared to its 8% share of the UK's GDP, Willetts said.

Fig. 1 Network representation of the investigated infrastructure compared to the original map data.

In 2014, Twitter had a strict chronological timeline, and recorded a $100 million profit before stock-based compensation — with relatively primitive advertising infrastructure, compared to today.

California has a highly skilled work force and superior infrastructure compared to other states with film/TV tax credit programs.

I bet there are folks reading this who know pot holes or bad roads that frustrate them -- but sorry, Maryland really does a great job taking care of its infrastructure compared to many other states I have visited.

This is self-evident in the case of online retailer Amazon.com but, according to academic Edward Lenert, even the conventional retailer Walmart has benefited from better telecommunication infrastructure compared to its competitors.

These regions probably have better health care infrastructure compared to other regions in the country.

Pharmaceutical companies generally have larger budgets and a better research infrastructure compared to non-profit organizations, which could lead to higher protocol quality.

As providers get older they become inured to working in low-resource environments, which may explain their increased satisfaction with infrastructure compared to their younger colleagues.